A big cover-up and whitewash of the Janet Lim-Napoles list are in the offing. President Aquino yesterday admitted that he has seen two to three different copies of the Napoles list but cast doubt on them, saying that none of the lists match each other as to the names and information that implicate two Cabinet members and 16 senators which became known in the lists, adding that there is also a third list. “I have physically seen two and they don’t agree with each other exactly. And they are both supposed to have come from Mrs. Napoles,” Aquino said, adding that Senator Lacson told him he has another list that came from the husband and children of Napoles. “Again, there are substantial details in it that don’t agree with the other two... so what are these lists really?” Aquino told reporters. Justice Secretary Leila de Lima has two lists but she refused to divulge the copy to the public. Lacson said his copy was unsigned by Napoles, but added that some of the allegations of Napoles in the affidavit are not supported by factual evidence which he found to be inconsistent with their earlier agreement that she would “tell all”.
Posted on: Tue, 13 May 2014 00:52:51 +0000
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